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Joshua James to Joshua Bishop, SIX, Joshua Bishop hits the winning runs! Width on offer outside off, Joshua Bishop slashes hard and sends it sailing over the deep backward point boundary. St Lucia Kings win by 3 wickets (DLS)
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Joshua James to Joshua Bishop, no run, review taken for a caught behind! Short and quick outside off, Joshua Bishop throws the kitchen sink at it, slashes hard, but gets beaten on the outside edge. UltraEdge confirms there was no bat involved, and they have lost a review
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Joshua James to Joshua Bishop, no run, short and quick outside off, Joshua Bishop has a swing and a miss
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Joshua James to Joshua Bishop, FOUR, Joshua Bishop with a boundary! How crucial was that? Goes for the yorker does Joshua James, but misses his length. Ends up bowling a full toss and Joshua Bishop drills it through wide mid-off to bring the equation down to 4 off 5
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Alzarri Joseph to Joshua Bishop, 1 run, tad short outside off, steered through backward point for a single
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Alzarri Joseph to Shadley van Schalkwyk, 1 run, banged in short by Alzarri Joseph as Shadley van Schalkwyk pulls it towards long-on for a single
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Alzarri Joseph to Joshua Bishop, 1 run, short ball on middle and leg, Joshua Bishop drags it towards square leg for a single
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Alzarri Joseph to Joshua Bishop, no run, banged in short by Alzarri Joseph, shapes in by a long way, Joshua Bishop looks to carve it away, gets beaten due to the steep bounce
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Alzarri Joseph to Joshua Bishop, wide, fires a wide ball down the leg-side. 11 needed in 10 balls
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Alzarri Joseph to Shadley van Schalkwyk, 1 run, banged in short by Alzarri Joseph, Shadley van Schalkwyk arches back and slices it to deep point for a single. He has a word with Bishop, probably advices him to bat sensibly
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Alzarri Joseph to Shadley van Schalkwyk, SIX, Shadley van Schalkwyk you beauty! On a length around off, Shadley van Schalkwyk stays put and launches this over long-on for a towering six. This game continues to swing like the pendulum of a clock. 13 runs needed in 11 balls. All three results still possible. Can't count it out
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